Digitech Bass Synth Wah

I will be using this for recording vocals, instruments (bass, trumpet, guitar, sax) and synth (strings, piano, etc.). Having tried it on synth samples thus far, it adds a mellowing and pleasing analog feel to the recording quality. Excellent manufacturing and presentation.

I'd been using basses in Logic Pro X and they were OK but ModoBass is a MUCH more realistic bass synth. I love it that, as good as it is, it still has a very small "footprint." Excellent!

This synth is versatile as any I've worked with thus far. Tender little twinkles, robust booming bass, shimmering pads, leads that can tear a hole though space and time, and thick atmospheres. Make sure to train your ears beforehand because if you aren't careful it'll blast them off. The filters are so flexible that I sometimes let it go too far and it can squeal like a pig. I cannot wait to put this through some extra outboard filtering and processing and let it's mischievous timbre meander a bit.

I bought a Moog Subsequent 25 synth to see how I liked it. I am a guitar/bass player who enjoy playing classic and progressive rock like Zeppelin, Rush, Yes, etc. I really wanted something that I could use to get the tones for those earlier Rush albums. After playing the Subsequent 25 and loving it, I decided to get a Subsequent 37 as I needed at least one more octave for certain songs. It did not disappoint. There are way more presets on the Subsequent 37 and most are great as is. Well worth it.

For those of us that like to get as many different sounds from our instruments as possible, this little unit is a must have!! Together with a mini wah and looper you can have s all kinds of fun!!

B&H was up to their always high standards of quick order processiing and shippment. The ooma Telo is exactly what they advertised and wah I wanted. Setup was simple with the big graphic instruction sheet, and we were operating within minutes of coming out of the box. Reception is absolutely clear and smooth. Why can't all online purchases be like this?

Wacom (WAH-COM, as I learned for sure from the B&H info video on this Wacom tablet) has been in the tablet business for years, so this is pretty much the gold standard. Retraining one's hand eye coordination to go from the relative position of a mouse to the absolute position of the tablet, takes time. I was happy to learn that one does not have to map all of the display to the tablet, or map the tablet to all of the display. One can select to use just a portion of the tablet to represent the display. This give one the option of a compact use area comparable to the small version of this tablet, with the ability to map to use the entire tablet, if you want. Anyway, I am happy with it and will be using it, for a start anyway, primarily with the Lightroom adjustment brush, making use of the pressure sensitivity of the tablet to control the intensity of my adjustment brush work.

cool little synth/efx

I was looking for a new case for my GNX pedalboard. The one from Digitech has been discontinued. I check B&H and found this product. The dimensions were slightly larger than the original, which was a positive. The product came in a few days. When I opened the box, I was thrilled to see the quality of the product. It was made better than the original. It also had front pockets for the power supply as well as any other additional items.

I bought the case for a rp1000 digitech guitar processor, the fit was perfect, the zippers are big and sturdy plenty room in the outside pocket for cords and adapters ETC